"We have concluded that providing a means for controlling or extinguishing a fire — such as stopping the flow of fluids, shutting down equipment, or fireproof equipment" was an "adequate alternative to requiring the flight or cabin crew to use extinguishing agents," the agency said in its 2006 decision about the Airbus A380.
Heavy rain washing through the site has also caused water contaminated by its use to extinguish the blaze to seep into the river Wid.
It is used to extinguish fires.
The grandparents' apartment also suffered a lot of damage, both from the fire and the water used to extinguish it.
"Proposition 8 must be invalidated because the amendment process cannot be used to extinguish fundamental constitutional rights without compelling justification," Mr. Brown said in a statement.
Snuffer, metal implement used to extinguish the flame of a candle, generally in a form of a scissors (to snuff the flame and cut off the wick) or a hollow cone at the end of a long handle.
In a discussion of another level of the game, known as "Hospital," Bleszinski, sitting by himself on a long couch, wondered if, in the online multiplayer version of the level, which pits players against each other, a building's sprinkler system could be used to extinguish the pilot light of an opponent's flamethrower.
The wind keeps gusting and the rain keeps driving, and I keep thinking that the weather will "blow itself out" – it's an expression I've heard – as if the same technique used to extinguish oil-well fires could be applied to meteorological conditions.
It is important that the equipment used to extinguish fire, matches the fire type, and should also be checked and inspected on a regular basis.
The NTSB says the investigation, which will also include examining the procedures used to extinguish the battery fire and to remove and store the car post-crash, will continue.
